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Legendary North Carolina men's basketball coach and longtime Dean Smith assistant Bill Guthridge passed away on May 12, 2015. In this episode, we revisit an interview from November 2008.   Follow This Better Be Good on Twitter @TBBGCast Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston

Meredith Jones is enjoying the summer between high school and college. We chat about moving south in middle school, growing up in a world that has never not been on the Internet, choosing a college and more.   Here's the Ugly Becky video we refer to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9r14yiFb3Q

Adam Hollowell is the director of student ministry at Duke University Chapel. He recently published 'Power and Purpose: Paul Ramsey and Contemporary Christian Political Theology.' We discuss his call to ministry, studying in Scotland, teaching English in Japan and his time as the Blue Devil. Follow Adam on Twitter @aehollowell Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston Follow This Better Be Good on Twitter @TBBGCast

A new era begins with a new name for the podcast. It's This Better Be Good with Turner Walston. Lena Welch is a recent graduate of the University of North Carolina. She was an athletic communications assistant and is about to embark on an internship with the Denver Outlaws of Major League Lacrosse. Katherine Fitzgerald graduated in 2014 and has worked with NFL Films. Now, she's on the sidelines with a video camera for GoHeelsTV. Lots of lacrosse talk this week! Thanks to Langley Saxons for our theme music.    Follow Lena on Twitter @lenawelch Follow Katherine on Twitter @kfitz134 Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston Follow This Better Be Good on Twitter @TBBGCast

Brooke Pryor covers North Carolina Central sports for the Durham Herald-Sun and has written for The Daily Tar Heel and Carolina Blue.    Follow Brooke on Twitter @bepryor Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston

Taylor Sharp gets it. He is a Morehead-Cain Scholar at Carolina using his platform for good with Casting for Hope, CommuniGift and One Carolina. Join us for a fun discussion on episode 19 of the podcast.   Casting For Hope: http://www.castingforhope.org/ Casting For Hope video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob0A9LGPzOQ CommuniGift: http://www.CommuniGift.com One Carolina video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-SzGq7Oh-Q   Follow Taylor on Twitter @TSharp94 Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston   Stay tuned for exciting podcast developments!

It's the State of the Podcast! What we're doing, where we've been and where we're going. Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston

Gordon Stark is the COO of Murgitroyd, a global patent firm. He is joined by friend of the program Ed Murgitroyd, our first return guest to talk about running an international company and Gordon running the Boston Marathon. We close with a game called 'So You Think You Know America?' Follow Gordon on Twitter @GordonDStark Follow Ed on Twitter @edmurgitroyd Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston

Myron Miller's work for companies like Singer and Sunbeam has taken him all over the world. Now retired, he devotes his time toward international missions and studying history. Join us for a fascinating chat and the debut of 'The Myron Miller Game.'

Mike Morin is a reliever for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. We talked in late January and recorded this interview for Opening Week in Major League Baseball! Mike pitched for North Carolina from 2010-2012. We talk about coming to Carolina from Kansas, the ups and downs of college baseball and the Road to the Show. Follow Mike on Twitter @MrMoosh28 Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston

Freddie Kiger is a man of many hats: he's a Civil War lecturer, a statistician for ESPN and Raycom and an all-around interesting fellow. I apologize for the audio quality on today's podcast but hope you will enjoy it nonetheless. Dean Smith Tribute video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zhqjp0MFkNc  

Andrew Stilwell is an event management and marketing professional who happens to share some common interests with Turner. Listen to us ramble about theme parks and professional wrestling. Follow Andrew on Twitter @stilwell Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston

Maureen 'Moe' Jones chats with Turner about the development and marketing of the Reebok Pump, being a mother to three daughters (including one adopted from China), an African safari and more. Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston

Chase Jones is a former Carolina baseball player and the founder and CEO of the Vs. Cancer Foundation to Cure Kids' Cancer. We talk about Chase's own battle with cancer, the growth of Vs. Cancer and Bruce Springsteen.  Visit Vs. Cancer at http://www.vs-cancer.com Follow Vs. Cancer on Twitter @Vs_Cancer Follow Chase on Twitter @chasejns Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston

Beth Hudson is a Certified Genetic Counselor with the Duke Cancer Center. Turner doesn't know anything at all about that, so he's fascinated. Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston

Today's guests are Daily Tar Heel sports editor Grace Raynor and senior writer Aaron Dodson. We chat about being full-time students and full-time writers, Twitter ettiquette and the DTH's commemorative Dean Smith issue. Follow Aaron on Twitter @aardodson Follow Grace @gmraynor Follow Turner @TurnerWalston

Longtime friend Rev. Laura Fine Ledford joins the podcast. We talk about her call to ministry and then travel back in time to college days.  Follow Laura on Twitter @lfineledford Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston

Gretchen McNeely is a design researcher and content strategy consultant who also performs standup comedy in the Triangle. We talk about all manner of things and particularly the art of comedy on this week's podcast. Follow Gretchen on Twitter @gmcneely Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston

Mitch Mason is the chaplain for the University of North Carolina football team. We talk about his upbringing, his journey to Christianity and his work counseling student-athletes. Follow Mitch on Twitter @tarheelchaplain Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston

The Rev. Greg Moore of All Saints' United Methodist Church drops by to talk about his call to ministry, public speaking and where we see the sacred in the world, among other things.   Follow Turner on Twitter @TurnerWalston